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Married doctor admits to having sex with nurse while patient was under anaesthetic​

Kim Pilling
Fri, 12 September 2025 at 5:30 AM SGT3-min read

The incident took place at Tameside Hospital in Greater Manchester (Rex)
A married doctor had sex with a nurse in an operating theatre while a patient was under anaesthetic, a medical tribunal has heard.

Dr Suhail Anjum, 44, and the unnamed nurse were caught in a “compromising position” by a “shocked” colleague at a hospital in greater Manchester, who walked in on the pair.

The consultant anaesthetist had asked another nursing colleague to monitor the male patient halfway through the procedure for him to take a comfort break.

 

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Instead, Dr Anjum went to another operating theatre at Tameside Hospital in Ashton-under-Lyne, where he had sex with a Nurse C.

Andrew Molloy, representing the General Medical Council (GMC) said Dr Anjum was the anaesthetist for five cases in theatre five on September 16 2013 and left the room during the third case.

He said, shortly after, a Nurse NT entered theatre eight and “encountered Dr Anjum and Nurse C in a compromising position”.

Mr Molloy said: “She described seeing Nurse C with her trousers around her knee area with her underwear on display and Dr Anjum was in the process of tying up the cord of his trousers.

 

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“Nurse NT was shocked and quickly walked through the theatre to the exit doors. Dr Anjum returned to theatre five and was gone for about eight minutes before his return.

“It is right to say that no harm came to the patient when Dr Anjum was absent from the theatre and the procedure went on without further incident.”

He said Nurse NT went on to report the matter to her line manager.

Before the case was opened by the GMC, Dr Anjum said he did not dispute the facts of the case and admitted engaging in sexual activity with Nurse C and that he knew she was “likely to be nearby” when he left his patient.

 

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He also admitted his actions had the potential to put his patient at risk.

Dr Suhail Anjum, who worked at Tameside Hospital (pictured) did not dispute the facts and admitted his actions could have put his patient at risk (Getty Images)
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Dr Anjum told the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service (MPTS) hearing he left Tameside hospital in February 2024 and had since moved back to his native Pakistan.

 

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Haizz. They really can't control & behave even as doc.

 

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Haizz. They really can't control & behave even as doc.

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